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MemoFix ingredients, explained

By the MemoFix Editorial Team. Updated October 2026. Checked against the official checkout; the full label is not readable there.

Quick answer: The official MemoFix checkout names five ingredients: branched-chain amino acids (2:1:1), Bacopa monnieri, Rhodiola rosea standardized to 3% salidroside, L-theanine and Panax ginseng. Doses are shown only in a label image, so check your bottle.

What we know

FormCapsules

Per bottle60 capsules

Label claimExtra Strong Formula

Ingredients named on checkout5

Rhodiola standardization3% salidroside

Doses per servingin label image only

Named on the checkout: BCAAs (2:1:1 leucine, isoleucine, valine), Bacopa monnieri, Rhodiola rosea, L-theanine and Panax ginseng. Check the label on your bottle for amounts and serving size.

Two bottles of MemoFix

An honesty note first

Honesty note: the official checkout names five ingredients but shows the Supplement Facts only as an image we could not read, so doses are not confirmed here. Other websites list a different formula (with Lion's Mane, ginkgo and huperzine A); we go by the checkout. Always check the label on your bottle.

For comparison, research doses are about 300 mg a day for Bacopa extract, 200 to 600 mg for Rhodiola, 100 to 200 mg for L-theanine and 200 to 400 mg for ginseng extract. If your label shows similar amounts, the formula is in a research-informed range.

The five named ingredients

Bacopa monnieri extract

Named on the checkout, dose in label image

An Ayurvedic herb with the best memory evidence on this list. Reviews of trials using about 300 mg a day of standardized extract for 8 to 12 weeks found modest improvements in recall and attention. It can cause stomach upset.

Bacopa research on PubMed

Rhodiola rosea (3% salidroside)

Named on the checkout, dose in label image

An adaptogen studied for mental fatigue and stress, usually at 200 to 600 mg a day. Results are mixed but some trials show less fatigue under stress.

Rhodiola research on PubMed

L-theanine

Named on the checkout, dose in label image

An amino acid from tea linked to calm focus. Studies typically use 100 to 200 mg, often paired with caffeine.

L-theanine research on PubMed

Panax ginseng extract

Named on the checkout, dose in label image

Reviews find small, inconsistent effects on memory and mental fatigue, usually at 200 to 400 mg of extract. It can affect blood sugar and interact with blood thinners.

NCCIH on Asian ginseng

Branched-chain amino acids (2:1:1)

Named on the checkout, dose in label image

Leucine, isoleucine and valine. Mainly studied for muscles; a few studies look at mental fatigue during exercise, with limited results.

BCAA research on PubMed

How strong is the evidence?

Ingredient	Main idea	Evidence for memory or focus
Bacopa monnieri	Memory recall	Moderate, after 8 to 12 weeks
L-theanine	Calm attention	Limited, stronger with caffeine
Rhodiola rosea	Mental fatigue	Mixed
Panax ginseng	Fatigue, memory	Mixed, small effects
BCAAs	Exercise fatigue	Weak for cognition

Ingredient cautions in short

Bacopa can cause nausea and loose stools; take with food.
Rhodiola needs care with antidepressants and bipolar disorder.
Ginseng can lower blood sugar and interact with blood thinners.
L-theanine may add to blood pressure or sleep medicine.

Full guidance is on the how to use page. See also the Bacopa research.

References

Frequently asked questions

Not according to the official checkout. Some review sites list them, but the checkout names BCAAs, Bacopa, Rhodiola, L-theanine and ginseng.

Yes, no caffeine is listed.

The checkout shows them only in an image we could not read. We do not invent figures.

General information, not medical advice. MemoFix is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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